Armenia to Get US8.5 Million World Bank Grant for Geothermal Project
The World Bank has approved a US$8.55 million grant to Armenia to confirm whether the geothermal resource at the Karkar field is suitable for power generation.
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The World Bank has approved a US$8.55 million grant to Armenia to confirm whether the geothermal resource at the Karkar field is suitable for power generation.
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